Mechanically unchanged for 2021, the only notable revision to Subaru’s three-model WRX range is the inclusion of keyless entry and push-button start on WRX Premium models. Otherwise, it’s business as usual for this rally-bred sedan, with starting prices also carried over from the 2020 model year.
The engine you choose has a significant impact on WRX performance. The base WRX and its trims come with a 268-horsepower four-cylinder; WRX STI and its trims feature a 305-horsepower engine. An STI comes only with a six-speed manual transmission. Read more »
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